The Commenter Formerly Known As Ren on Cheating A Pedometer The Easy Way.chango on Polymer Discovery Gives 3D-printed Sand Super Strength.Posted in Peripherals Hacks Tagged cockpit, controller, flight sim, flight simulator, Joystick, kerbal, kerbal space program, ksp, throttle Post navigation There’s even one over on the Hackaday projects site, ready to fly Bill, Bob, and Jeb to the mün or a fiery explosion. There’s a whole thread of them, with implementations that would look great in everything from a modern spaceplane to kerbalkind’s first steps into the milky abyss of space. ’s work is not the only custom Kerbal controller. He found a neat plugin for KSP made for interfacing an Arduino, and with a few modifications, turned his controller into a control panel, complete with sliders, pots, gauges, and all the other goodies a proper command pod should have. An old Logitech Dual Shock controller offered better control, but this gamepad doesn’t come with a throttle, and USB throttles for flight sims are expensive. over on the KSP forums began his space adventures with a keyboard but found the fine control lacking. We’ve seen a few before, but now custom controllers well suited for a Kerbal command pod can be made at home, with all the blinkey LEDs, gauges, and buttons you could want. The controls in KSP are primarily keyboard and mouse, something that really breaks the immersion for a space flight simulator. Kerbal Space Program is already a runaway indie video game hit, and if you ask some people, they’ll tell you it is the way to learn all about orbital dynamics, how spaceships actually fly, the challenges of getting to the mün.
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